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CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR F C E + Editorial Consultant Rawdon Wyatt www.bloomsbury.com First edition published 1999 as Check Your Vocabulary English Workbook for Students This second edition published in 2004 Bloomsbury Publishing Plc 38 Soho Square, London, W1D 3HB © Copyright Rawdon Wyatt 2004 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the permission of the publishers. British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data A catalogue entry for this book is available from the British Library ISBN: 0 7475 6981 9 eISBN-13: 978-1-4081-0241-1 Text computer typeset by Bloomsbury Publishing Printed in Italy by Legoprint All papers used by Bloomsbury Publishing are natural, recyclable products made from wood grown in well-managed forests. The manufacturing processes conform to the environmental regulations of the country of origin. ii For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) Who is this book for? This book has been written for students who are planning to take the Cambridge First Certificate in English (the FCE) and who want to develop their vocabulary for the exam. Introduction Introduction The various exercises throughout the book focus on the vocabulary that FCE students would expect to use in the Speaking, Writing and Use of English papers, or that they might come across in the Reading or Listening papers. Why is the book called 'Check your vocabulary: FCE +? It is also ideal for students who are going to take the Certificate in Advanced English (the CAE) within the next 6 - 12 months and would like to review / reinforce their vocabulary. Furthermore, unlike other FCE vocabulary resources, it also looks at some of the 'real' English that native speakers use in their everyday lives - idioms, colloquialisms, slang expressions and so on. Non-exam students at an intermediate or upper-intermediate level will also find the book ideal for developing their vocabulary. How is the book organised? There are two parts in the book: Part 1 focuses on general vocabulary items that would be useful in the exam as a whole (for example, word forms, phrasal verbs, prepositions, language of contrast, and uses of common verbs such as make and do). Part 2 focuses on common topics that often come up in the FCE exam and which students might need to speak or write about (for example, the environment, money, shopping and relationships). There is a complete answer key at the back. How should you use the book? When you use this book, you should not go through the exercises mechanically. It is better to choose areas that you are unfamiliar with, or areas that you feel are of specific interest or importance to yourself. Remember that you should keep a record of new words and expressions that you learn, and review these from time to time so that they become an active part of your vocabulary. Some students keep a notebook or file specifically for this purpose. Also remember that there are other methods of acquiring new vocabulary. For example, you should read as much as possible from a different variety of authentic reading materials (books, newspapers, magazines, etc). To help you learn English, you should use an English dictionary that can clearly define words, provide information about grammar and give sample sentences to show how words are used in context. You can use any good English learner's dictionary with this workbook. Many of the sample sentences in the book have been taken or adapted from the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0). iii For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) iv 50 The arts PAGE TITLE 52 Character and personality 05 General Vocabulary 53 Clothes 01 Adjectives to nouns 55 Crime 02 Compound adjectives 57 Education 03 Compound nouns 59 Food and drink 04 Confusing pairs and false friends 61 Free time activities 07 Contrast and comparison 62 Geography 08 Expressions with get 63 Health 10 Human actions 65 Learning languages 13 Make or do 66 The media 15 Materials 68 Money 18 Modified words 19 Noises 21 Nouns and verbs to nouns 22 Opposites 1 24 Opposites 2 25 Opposites 3 26 Phrasal verbs 36 Prepositions 38 Shape and size 40 Spelling 41 Verbs to adjectives 42 70 Nature and the environment 72 On the road 74 Physical description 76 Relationships 78 Services and facilities 79 Shopping 81 Sport 83 Travel and holidays 86 24 hours 88 Weather and natural phenomena 90 Work Verbs to nouns 93 Vocabulary record sheets 46 Topic Specific Vocabulary 95 Practice essays 1 - 8 46 Working words 47 Accommodation 105 Answers contents Contents v For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) General Vocabulary This section focuses on general vocabulary items that would be useful in the exam as a whole (for example, word forms, phrasal verbs, prepositions, language of contrast, and uses of common verbs such as make and do). A lot of adjectives can be changed to nouns by the addition of a suffix (e.g., brave - bravery, equal - equality,, etc), or by changing other features of the word (e.g., proud - pride, sympathetic - sympathy, etc). Some nouns need a prefix and a suffix, depending on how they are being used (e.g., equal = equality or inequality) Task 1. Look at these sentences, and decide if the nouns in bold are correct or incorrect (the key adjectives are in brackets at the end of each sentence). Look at the meaning of the whole sentence before you decide, and don't forget to check the spelling. 1. I'm not sure you're old enough to be given such a responsibility. (responsible) general vocabulary Adjectives to nouns 2. Although there are several differents between British and American English, there are also many similarity. (different / similar) 3. It was a terrible lesson, the hotness in the room was unbearable, we were almost falling asleep with boredom, and our stomachs were rumbling with hungryness. (hot / bored / hungry) 4. I asked her if she was telling the trueth. (true) 5. The check-in staff said that the flight was late and apologised for the convenience, although they didn't show much sympathetically. (convenient / sympathetic) 6. They almost died of thirstiness before they were rescued. (thirsty) 7. Your calculations are wrong; there are several accuracies. (accurate) 8. We had to measure the length, the wideth and the deepth of the swimming pool, and then measure the hight of the diving board. (long / wide / deep / high) 9. She experienced a lot of happyness and lonelyness in her lifetime; her parents died when she was still in her youth, her first husband left her, and her only child ran away from home. (happy / lonely / young) 10. He lacked confidence in his ableness, and seemed unaware of his own intelligence. (confident / able / intelligent) 11. There's a strong probableness, perhaps even a certainty, that he's going to get a grade A in the exam. (probable / certain) Task 2. Here are some more adjectives which can be made into nouns. How many can you change? pessimistic accurate foolish necessary • • • patient selfish anxious • safe • • • • mature possible • optimistic • inferior reliable realistic • ill • • • • honest • brave violent • stupid loyal • popular • warm proud • superior • strong 1 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) general vocabulary Compound adjectives A compound adjective is a combination of two words which function as a single adjective. The two words are often joined with a hyphen. Task 1. Join one word on the left with one word on the right to make compound adjectives. absentfair- • • hard- half• shortthree- dark- • • eye- • hand- home- run- semiwell- • • • sun- world- burnt • catching • detached down • haired eyed • minded famous hearted • sighted star • off skilled • tanned • • • made • read skinned • up Task 2. Use the compound adjectives to complete the following sentences. 1. We stayed in a ________ hotel on the seafront. 2. Everybody has heard of Mel Gibson; he's a ________ actor. 3. After six hours on the beach, he had a terribly ________ face. 4. I can't see very clearly. I'm a bit ________ . 5. It wasn't a particularly ________ tennis racket; it broke soon after I bought it. 6. She was wearing an ________ dress that made heads turn as she walked through the room. 7. All these items are ________ by skilled craftsmen in a local factory. 8. I feel a bit ________. Perhaps I should take more vitamins. 9. My wife comes from a ________ family; they've always had more money than my own family. 10. My grandfather's becoming very ________ . Last week he went to the library in his slippers. 11. To make a bit of money, my sister and I used to sell ________ cakes. 12. He made a ________ attempt to take an interest, but it was obvious he didn't want to be there. 13. My father is a very ________ man. His favourite authors are Orhan Pamuk and Umberto Eco. 14. I live in a rather plain ________ house on the outskirts of Nottingham. 15. There are lots of jobs for ________ workers in the factories in my area. 2 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) A compound noun is a combination of two words which function as a single noun. • Some compound nouns can be written as one word. e.g., headache (head + ache). • Some compound nouns can be joined using a hyphen (-). e.g., half-brother. • Some compound nouns must be written as two words. e.g., television set. There are no rules to tell us how a compound noun should be written. We have to learn each one individually. general vocabulary Compound nouns Task 1. Join one word on the left with one word on the right to make compound nouns. In some cases, more than one combination is possible. air • airline fairy • food hair • home moon • • • football • income • race sun book • parking question stamp • • • police basin • • case collection • dryer • glasses laces • light • lights mark • meter • paste • pilot shoe poisoning table relations traffic • time • tooth • water boots • • station pollution • story table • tax • tennis • work Task 2. Use the compound nouns above to complete the following sentences. You may need to change the forms of some of the words. 1. When I was young, my parents used to tell me ________ about witches and giants and other strange creatures. 2. We had to wait for the ________ to turn green before we were able to continue. 3. Don't leave this plant in the shade; it needs lots of ________. 4. In my home city, there is a lot of bad ________ as a result of the large number of cars and industrial factories. 5. ________ in my city are very bad. There are often fights between black and white youths. 6. The more money you earn, the more ________ you have to pay to the government. 7. On my last holiday, I had terrible ________ as a consequence of eating some bad fish. 8. I tripped over my ________ and ended up with a broken arm. 9. Don't forget to put some money in the ________ or the traffic wardens will give you a ticket. 10. When does our train leave? Why don't you check the ________ . 11. I enjoy playing all ball games, but my favourite must be ________. 12. When you write a question, don't forget to put a ________ at the end of the sentence. 13. I enjoy my English lessons, but sometimes our teacher gives us too much ________. 14. I've got a huge ________. I started it when I was six. My favourite comes from an island in the South Pacific. 15. We could see the path in front of us clearly in the ________, although everything else around us was dark. 3 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) general vocabulary Confusing pairs and false friends Confusing pairs are two words which have a similar meaning to each other, but are used in a different way. or Are related to the same topic, but have a different meaning. or Look similar, but have a different meaning False friends are words in English which have a similar-looking word in another language but which have a different meaning. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate word. 1. actually / now Please can we go home ________ ? It looks quite small, but ________ it is over 5 metres high. 2. advice / advise My grandfather gave me a very useful piece of ________ . I ________ you to put all your money into a deposit account. 3. affect / effect The cuts in spending will have a serious ________ on the hospital. The strike will seriously ________ the train service. 4. already / yet I haven’t seen her ________ this morning. I’ve ________ done my shopping. 5. afraid of / worried about I am ________ snakes. She’s ________ the baby; he doesn’t look very well. 6. avoid / prevent The police will ________ anyone from leaving the building. You should travel early to ________ the traffic jams. 7. beside / besides Come and sit down ________ me. ________ managing the shop, he also teaches in the evening. 8. bring / fetch It’s your turn to ________ the children from school. Don’t forget to ________ the books to school with you. 9. chance / possibility Our team has a good ________ of winning tonight. There is always the ________ that the plane will be early. 10. channel / canal You can take a boat trip around the ________s of Amsterdam. Can you switch the television to ________ 4 for the news? England and France are separated by the ________ . 4 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) 11. conduct / direct Von Karajan will ________ the Berlin Symphonic Orchestra at the concert. It took two policemen to ________ the traffic. 12. continuous / continual She has been in ________ pain for three days. I am getting fed up with her ________ complaints. 13. driver / chauffeur The ________ brought the Rolls Royce to the hotel’s main entrance. He’s got a job as a bus ________ . general vocabulary Confusing pairs and false friends 14. formidable / wonderful They had a ________ holiday by a lake in Sweden. The castle is surrounded by ________ walls and gates. 15. fun / funny I didn’t have much ________ on my birthday. He made ________ faces and made the children laugh. 16. go / play Shall we ________ jogging or swimming? Neither. Let’s ________ tennis. 17. come along with / follow Would you like to ________ me to the cinema tonight? Make sure the dog doesn’t ________ me to the shops. 18. harm / damage Don’t ________ my sunglasses if you borrow them. He didn’t mean to ________ your little girl. 19. invent / discover Did Alexander Fleming ________ penicillin? When did she ________ the new computer terminal? 20. job / work He goes to ________ every day on his bicycle. She’s got a ________ in the supermarket. 21. kind / sympathetic You should always be ________ to little children. I’m very ________ to her problems. 22. lay / lie I’m very tired; I’ll just go and ________ down for a few minutes. My father is going to ________ a new carpet in the dining room. 23. lend / borrow Can I ________ you car to go to the shops? He asked me if I would ________ him £5 till Monday. 5 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) general vocabulary Confusing pairs and false friends 24. nature / countryside We must try to protect ________ and the environment. The English ________ is beautiful in spring. 25. pass / take She had to ________ her driving test three times before she was able to ________. 26. practice / practise You need more ________ before you’re ready to take the exam. Don’t forget to ________ your phrasal verbs. 27. priceless / valueless Be very careful with that painting; it’s ________ . Her jewels were all imitations; they were quite ________ . 28. principal / principle She refuses to eat meat on ________ . The ________ wants to see you in her office. The country’s ________ products are paper and wood. We talked about the ________s of nuclear physics. 29. raise / rise Does the sun ________ in the east or the west? The airline are going to ________ their fares again next year. 30. recipe / receipt Goods cannot be exchanged unless a sales ________ is shown. I gave her an Indian ________ book for her birthday. 31. remember / remind Would you ________ me to finish early tonight? Did you ________ to switch off the kitchen light? 32. scenery / view I adore the beautiful ________ in the Lake District. You can get a good ________ of the sea from the church tower. 33. sensible / sensitive She’s very ________ and is easily upset. Staying indoors was a ________ thing to do in this terrible weather. 34. take / bring Can you ________ this cheque to the bank for me please? Can I ________ my girlfriend here for tea? 6 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) Complete these sentences with the most appropriate word or expression from A, B or C. 1. Her political opinions are the _____ mine. A. same like B. same to C. same as 2. The weather in my country is very _____ that in the United Kingdom. A. similar with B. similar to C. similar like general vocabulary Contrast and comparison 3. My idea of a good night out is very _____ yours. A. different from B. different as C. different with 4. The two machines _____ considerably; one has an electric motor, the other runs on oil. A. differ B. differentiate C. differential 5. When he travelled down the east coast of the USA, he became aware of the _____ in weather between the north and south of the country. A. comparison B. contrast C. compare 6. Children must be taught to _____ between right and wrong. A. differ B. contrast C. distinguish 7. Can you tell the _____ between an apple and a pear with your eyes shut? A. difference B. differentiate C. contrast 8. When companies employ people, they must not _____ between people of different sex or race. A. differ B. contrast C. discriminate 9. My sister works extremely hard. _____, my brother is rather lazy. A. By way of contrast B. By ways of comparing C. By similar means 10. My two brothers are almost identical. They are very difficult to _____. A. tell apart B. say apart C. speak apart 11. They have two things _____; they are both Welsh, and they are both left-handed. A. in similar B. in particular C. in common 12. He's not lazy. _____, he works very hard. A. By way of contrast B. On the other hand C. On the contrary 13. He's very rich and lives in a big house. _____, he doesn't seem very happy. A. On the other hand B. On the contrary C. On the opposite 14. British and Australian people share the same language, but in other respects they are as different as _____. A. cats and dogs B. chalk and cheese C. salt and pepper 15. We share the same language, but in other respects we are _____ from each other. A. worlds apart B. miles away C. a lifetime away For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) 7 general vocabulary Expressions with get Task 1. DEFINITIONS Look at the expressions in bold in box A and choose a suitable definition for that expression in box B. A. 1. I think Ben got out of bed on the wrong side this morning. 2. We're planning a little get-together of people from the office. 3. The manager began the meeting with a few comments and then got down to brass tacks. 4. Jan and Richard get on like a house on fire. 5. Rory and Jeannie are getting married? Get away with you! 6. You'll get the sack if you talk to the boss like that. 7. That humming noise is really getting on my nerves. 8. He's got a nerve to ask for a day off. 9. I rang the shops to try and find a new dishwasher, but got nowhere. 10. When she asked him for money, he told her to get lost. 11. OK everyone, we're a bit late so let's get going. 12. Got it! 13. Do you think he got my meaning? 14. Get a grip on yourself - you've got an interview in half an hour. 15.The president is having to get to grips with the failing economy. 16. If they don't get their act together, they'll miss the last date for entries to the competition. 17. How can I get him off my back? 18. If I don't get a rise soon, I'll start looking for another job. 19. I've got out of the habit of eating chocolates. 20. Rainy weather always gets me down. B. A. to be unsuccessful B. a meeting of friends C. to stop pestering someone D. to understand. E. to be dismissed from a job. F. not to do something any more G. to start to deal with something H. Go away. Leave me alone. I. over-confidence or rudeness J. to start K. to receive an increase in salary L. to try to control yourself; to try to be less emotional M.to start discussing the real problem N. Don't try to make me believe that. 8 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) O. to start the day badly P. to make someone sad Q. to organise yourself properly R. to annoy someone S. I've solved the problem T. to be very friendly with each other general vocabulary Expressions with get Task 2. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES Complete these sentences with an expression from the previous section. You may need to change the verb form and the pronoun (e.g., he, she) in some of the sentences. 1. We're best friends. We _______________. 2. I don't have much money. I hope I _______________ soon. 3. 12 across. 10 letters beginning with a 'd'. A book which lists words. Aha! _______________! A dictionary, of course! 4. Our boss is in a terrible mood. I think he must have ______________ . 5. I feel really unhappy in my job. It's really _______________ . 6. _______________! I don't believe you've won the lottery! 7. I'm studying Japanese and I'm just beginning to _______________ the grammar. 8. I'm having a little _____________ at my place tonight. Would you like to join us? 9. You want me to lend you my car after you crashed it the last time I lent it to you? You've _______________! 10. I was so angry with him I told him to _______________ . 11. We should _______________ and talk about the real problems that are affecting the company. 12. Stop being so emotional. _______________! 13. I told my boss I thought he was incompetent. A few days later, I ___________. I still haven't found another job. 14. You really should _______________ of smoking so much - it's very bad for you. 15. He told me that my music really _______________. 16. We're _______________ with this problem. Let's take a break and come back to it later on. 17. She's always following me around and telling me what to do. I wish she would _________ ______ . 18. The boss told me to _______________ or I would lose my job. 29. I'm not sure they understood me. I hope they _______________ . 20. If we don't _______________ soon, we'll miss the train. You will find more expressions using ‘get’ in the phrasal verbs section on page 27. 9 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) general vocabulary Human actions Task 1. GENERAL ACTIONS Complete each of the sentences below with the most suitable word from the box. In some cases, more than one answer is possible. fainted • shivered dived stretched • started • fidgeted • • sweated squatted leaned / leant • • • trembled crouched dragged • • • nodded dozed blushed 1. He woke up, stood up and ________ his arms and legs. 2. The suitcase was too heavy to pick up, so she ________ it across the platform. 3. We ________ down to get through the low hole in the wall. 4. She ________ on the floor, trying to get the stains out of the carpet. 5. He ________ in and swam across the pool under water. 6. He ________ out of the car window and was almost hit by another car coming in the opposite direction. 7. She ________ in fear when she saw the lion come towards her. 8. She ________ with cold in the bitter wind. 9. The tennis players ________ in the hot sun. 10. She ________ with embarrassment when he spoke to her. 11. She ________ in surprise when she heard the loud bang. 12. She ________ when she saw the blood, and remained unconscious for about ten minutes. 13. She ________ off for a while after lunch and was suddenly woken up by the telephone ringing. 14. When he asked her if she understood the question, she ________ yes. 15. After an hour, he couldn't sit still any longer and ________ in his seat. 10 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) Task 2. WAYS OF MOVING Match the verbs on the left with the person who might behave in that way on the right. Verbs Person hop A. A man who has been injured in an accident but is still able to walk to the hospital. dash B. People walking in the park on a warm summer evening crawl C. A girl jumping across a wide stream of water creep D. Soldiers on parade tiptoe E. Someone who has hurt their foot and must move around on one leg. leap F. A young man running home to watch the football on television. dawdle G. Young children running, hopping and jumping along the road. stagger H. A very young baby who can't walk yet. skip general vocabulary Human actions I. A teenage daughter arriving home late and walking quietly up the stairs. march J. A boy walking quietly past a sleeping dog stroll K. A child walking very slowly to school Task 3. HAND AND ARM ACTIONS Choose the correct verb in each of the following sentences. 1. He punched / snapped / grabbed me on the nose. 2. They all punched / slapped / shook him on the back to congratulate him. 3. The nurse pointed / beckoned to / saluted her to come into the room. 4. She rubbed / wiped / stroked the cat as it sat in her lap. 5. He patted / wiped / folded his pocket to make sure his wallet was still there. 6. He snapped / grabbed / flexed his suitcase and ran to the train. 7. It was dark in the cellar and he had to grope / scratch / grab for a light switch. 8. Ordinary soldiers must salute / shake / point their officers. 11 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) general vocabulary Human actions 9. They waved / punched / beckoned goodbye as the boat left the harbour. 10. He groped / scratched / stroked his head as he wondered what to do 11. He sat down and tapped / crossed / folded his arms. 12. Here's a handkerchief - wipe / pat / rub your nose. 13. You should always pat / grope / shake the bottle before you open it. 14. A policeman tapped / scratched / stroked him on the shoulder and arrested him. 15. He shook / rubbed / wiped his hands together to get them warm. Task 4. IDIOMS, COLLOQUIALISMS AND OTHER EXPRESSIONS Look at the expressions in bold in the following sentences and decide if the definitions which accompany them are TRUE or FALSE. 1. She made a beeline for the chocolate cakes. She walked slowly towards the chocolate cakes. 2. Once bitten, twice shy. Once you have had a bad experience, you will not want to do it again. 3. The telephone's on the blink. The telephone is ringing. 4. We all gave Brian a pat on the back. We all congratulated Brian. 5. She looked daggers at me. She looked at me angrily. 6. He ran like the wind. He ran very fast. 7. We salute the firemen who entered the burning building to save lives. We are angry with the firemen. 8. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. Don't be unkind to people who are less fortunate than you. 9. In the coffee break I went into the garden to stretch my legs. After sitting down for a long time, I went for a small walk. 10. Bob is not fully stretched. Bob is not very tall. 11. There was a mad dash to buy the tickets. Nobody wanted to buy the tickets. 12. Don't worry - I was only pulling your leg. I was only teasing you. 12 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0) Task 1. WORDS USED WITH MAKE OR DO Look at the sentences below and decide whether they should be completed with the verb make or the verb do. The form of these verbs will need to change in most sentences. Use the words in bold to help you. 1. Has your mother ________ a will yet? 2. She ________ her piano exercises every morning. general vocabulary Make or do? 3. The storm ________ a lot of damage last night. 4. Who will be ________ the speech at her wedding? 5. We ________ a large profit when we sold our house. 6 There's a lot of work still to be ________ . 7. At the moment he's ________ great efforts to learn Spanish. 8. They ________ a lot of business with European countries. 9. I'm not ________ the washing today. 10. When we got to the hotel, the beds hadn't been ________ . 11. The workmen are ________ so much noise we can't use the telephone. 12. We are ________ good progress towards finishing the house. 13. He didn't mean to ________ any harm. 14. His wife usually ________ all the housework. 15. The milk boiled over and ________ a mess on the stove. 16. I can't ________ today's crossword - it's too hard. 17. Are you going to ________ a Christmas cake again this year? 18. How much money did you ________ last year? 19. It took us hours to ________ the washing up after the party. 20. He ________ an inquiry about trains to Edinburgh. 21. I need to ________ a quick phone call before we leave. 22. Don't ________ such a fuss - it's only a little scratch. 23. She ________ a mistake in typing the address. 24. We ________ friends with some French people on holiday. 25. Our company is small but it's ________ well. 26. She ________ a few notes before her speech. 27. She was ________ the ironing when I came home. 28. Companies often ________ a loss in their first year of operations. 13 For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (0 7475 6624 0)
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